The Israeli Prime Minister's Office confirmed that US President Trump will cut military aid worth approximately $4 billion annually.
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US President Trump announced on November 3 that the annual $4 billion aid to Israel would be stopped.
The Israeli Prime Minister's Office shared the statement made by Prime Ministry Spokesperson Doron Spielman to Fox News on the X account, after US President Donald Trump announced that he would cut approximately $4 billion in annual military aid to Israel.
Spielman, who confirmed for the first time that $4 billion in American military aid would be cut on behalf of the Tel Aviv administration days after Trump's statement, claimed that Israel used US military aid both to defend itself and to fight against the enemies of the United States and other Western countries.
Spielman claimed that Israel has a strong and stable economy and that Trump and Netanyahu have moved from the level of US aid to Israel to the level of partnership of the two countries.
In the statement, no information was shared about when the US military aid to Israel would be cut off.
"We will no longer give money to Israel"
US President Trump announced on November 3 that the US's $4 billion aid to Israel would be stopped.
Stating that an agreement was reached to stop aid to Israel by the end of the year, Trump said, "We will not give money to Israel anymore." he said.
Israeli state television KAN reported that Trump's "unexpected" decision, announced on the day of the midterm elections in the USA, caused surprise in the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the army levels.
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee argued that after Trump's statement that $4 billion in aid to Israel would be stopped, there was no clarity on when the aid would be stopped.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Aid is expected to be stopped by the end of the year
Likely · Within months

Israeli Prime Ministry Spokesperson Doron Spielman confirmed for the first time US President Donald Trump's decision that the annual $4 billion military aid to Israel would be cut.

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The Israeli Prime Minister's Office confirmed days later that US President Donald Trump will cut military aid to Israel, which amounts to approximately $4 billion annually.